A conspiracy theory is a belief that a secret group, usually powerful, is plotting to do something illegal or harmful. People who believe in this theory believe the official explanation for an event is a lie and that the real truth is hidden from the public. This conspiracy was once heard in the case of COVID-19 vaccine and the introduction of 5G. Where a group of people believed the motive behind the COVID-19 vaccine and the introduction of 5G was for a negative purpose. To each conspiracy theory are facts from some sets of events other times that point to a plot.
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To every conspiracy there is an iota of truth, even though it looks insignificant sometimes. Do I believe in conspiracy theory? Maybe. I have never doubted any conspiracy and I've never fully agreed to any conspiracy, not because its evidence is weak but because most of these theories mostly trigger fear. But this is how I see the whole saga revolving around conspiracy theory, a team trying to uphold power and make major decisions for their gain, and a rivalry team trying to expose them by pointing out certain things they believe are the truth. I have never taken conspiracies on a lighter note, because I've perceived in most cases that the wealthy sometimes can gamble with human lives.
To know a conspiracy theory, take note of the following elements: "It often simplifies the world into a battle between a powerful "evil" and an innocent public. There's always an indicator of what they think is a hidden clue, and a rejection of a certain scientific explanation. Certain conspiracies at one point were proven to be true, but then, not all had come true. And this brings me to say, sometimes conspiracy is more than just conspiracy, in every of it is a chunk of truth and sometimes a weapon by a rival group to stir hatred.
